The Mt. Blanc, finally after days of pouring rain, as seen from Meyrin, Switzerland.
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| First 0day | 1986 |

| Butterflyplace | https://bsky.app/profile/cynicalsecurity.bsky.social |
| Homepage | http://arrigotriulzi.ch/ |
| First 0day | 1986 |
The Mt. Blanc, finally after days of pouring rain, as seen from Meyrin, Switzerland.
The world is still beautiful: the Crête de Cheney, right towards the end of the valley in which Geneva is sited and the home of Fort l’Ecluse down its slope towards the gorges of the Rhône.
I will never tire of the view from my horrid 11-storey apartment block from the late ‘70s, asbestos included in the outrageous rent.
Finally a beautiful day in Geneva! Enjoy the Mt. Blanc.
The latest edition of the Security Liberation Front is out¹:
Took this photo this morning at sunrise - you can see the Aiguille du Midi with snow blowing around it and the Mont Blanc covered by a cloud which follows its shape. It is quite particular so I thought I'd share it.
Paradoxically taken from a train, the EC14 from Milano Centrale to Zurich HB, my contribution to today's #SIlentsunday
Code archeology… from my 1994 code for the Robinson-Schensted Correspondence… the comments are so me 🤣
No wonder I ended up doing Computer Algebra for my MSc & PhD.
I had to share this view because it is simply stunning. These are taken from Meyrin, Switzerland, in the direction of Mt .Blanc.
I have no idea of what came to Withings to send this marketing email.
It has so many phishing markers it is unreal, it was one second away from the junk button until I decided it was interesting to look at it first (as I often do for phishing emails, file under "professional deformation"):
1. the subject, oh dear…
2. the main banner, oh double dear
3. the link to click on, oh please…
What you cannot see is that the link has six lines of tracking options.
Also, they are a French company, I did not give them consent to marketing, what about the GDPR?

Oh, the Swiss AI has given me a professorship in theoretical physics!
This is actually quite insulting for a mathematician.
P.S. No, there is no other Arrigo Triulzi who is a professor of theoretical physics, no homonym.